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Old 09-05-2001, 04:50 PM   #1
Chevyguy
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MMM new driveshaft ( in homer simpson voice)

Sounds like a slam dunk job to me, FWIW it's super easy to drop out the driveshaft. I did it a few times during my T-5 nightmare.

Just having the extra front yoke to stop the trans fluid leaking out would be worth it. Oh yeah the plastic bag and rubber band just bit it.

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